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• Commented on Summer May Be Dead but the Weather Guy Believes
  Seconded. Equinox literalists be damned....
• Commented on Reminding Local Media to do Their Job
  Troll FAIL....
• Posted Can't Miss It: Monday to Seattlest
  CLEANUP IN REACTOR B: Oh Hanford. In the '40s, Southeast Washington's Columbia Basin was a burgeoning industrial center, thanks to plutonium production as part of the Manhattan Project. Spoiler alert: There are future repercussions. As the winner of Best Film at last year's Local Sightings Film Festival, Grant Aaker and Josh Wallaert's documentary Arid Lands explores the many facets of the nuclear cleanup and the myriad players--Native Americans, farmers, developers, activists, fishermen, and scientists--in the community. The film plays at the NWFF through Thursday.
• Posted So We Think We Can Cook to Seattlest
  Wednesday marked the second episode from this season of Top Chef. There's still too many cooks, not enough personalities, but we're busy keeping our eyes peeled for any reality tv drama related to local cheftestants Ashley Merriman (of Branzino) and Robin Leventhal (chef-owner of Crave).
• Posted Hoarders Serves Up a Fresh, Messy Hell to Seattlest
  The good people at A&E who already have us addicted to Intervention and Obsessed have recently debuted a new docu-series about a disruptive interpersonal disorder. This time it's Hoarders, each episode offering "a fascinating look inside the lives of two different people whose inability to part with their belongings is so out of control that they are on the verge of a personal crisis." It's only been on for a couple weeks now, but we stumbled upon a repeat of the first episode the other night, and whaddya know, both subjects were Washington State residents: Linda from Everett and Steven from Olympia. Get ready to be proud.